Flight of the Hippogriff is a junior roller coaster at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter section of the many Universal theme parks. It is present at Islands of Adventure in Universal Orlando Resort, Universal Studios Japan, Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Studios Beijing.
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Because of this classification, it can reach very quick speeds and makes very tight twists and turns that may be too intense for young children. With that said, this ride is very simple and includes many familiar elements from the Harry Potter universe that children and adults, alike, will enjoy.
There is one decent drop near the beginning of the ride. Official stats about its height or length are unknown (Universal remains mum on a lot if its ride specs), but estimates put it around 30 feet tall. (The big drop on Disney World's Splash Mountain, by comparison, is approximately 50 feet.)
Flight of the HippogriffAs you soar through the enchanted grounds of Hogwarts Castle, you'll experience gentle twists and turns, all while staying upright. This coaster provides an enjoyable experience for younger riders and those who prefer a tamer adventure.
There is one decent drop near the beginning of the ride. Official stats about its height or length are unknown (Universal remains mum on a lot if its ride specs), but estimates put it around 30 feet tall. (The big drop on Disney World's Splash Mountain, by comparison, is approximately 50 feet.)
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